You already know the dates and venue. The next step is to separate what you can tick as confirmed from what you must check yourself on the official site. This list is written as a verification handbook: truth may stay blank; it must not be filled with a fake.
Full name: 19th China (Dongying) International Petroleum & Petrochemical Equipment and Technology Exhibition (CDYPE / Dongying Petroleum Equipment Exhibition).
Primary source to verify: http://dongying.banshanlvtu.com/.
CDYPE AI on www.cdype.ai is an unofficial third-party assistant. It cannot replace the registration system or official support.
1. Known items you can tick (verified on this site)
Before you travel, confirm these are in your calendar and team notice:
- Dates: 28–30 September 2026
- Venue: Dongying Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center (the official site also writes Shandong · Dongying Yellow River International Convention and Exhibition Center)
- Edition and name: 19th edition; the official site says the show has been held successfully for eighteen consecutive editions since 2008
- Theme frame: official exhibit-scope theme is the “petroleum equipment + refining equipment” dual track
- Identity reminder: CDYPE AI / this site ≠ the organizer’s official website
Dates and venue page: When and where is CDYPE 2026?. Name: What is CDYPE / the 19th edition?.
Ticking the list only proves the coordinates are clear. It does not prove you already have a badge or a booth.
2. Official-site self-checks (this site will not invent answers)
These questions are common. This site does not have verified values for them. Open the official site, or confirm with the organizer through the official exhibitor registration / visitor registration channels:
| Self-check | What you should do | What this site will not write |
|---|---|---|
| Daily opening / closing hours | Check official notices / registration confirmation | Invent a clock time for entry |
| Visitor / exhibitor badge types | Follow official registration instructions | Invent badge names or eligibility rules |
| Fees and deadlines | Use the official registration pages | Quote prices or invent cut-off dates |
| Exhibitor directory and booth numbers | Wait for official or on-site publication | Forge a directory |
| Concurrent forum agendas | Check official news / side-event pages | Invent a programme grid |
| Shuttles, parking, transfers | Check official or venue guidance | Invent a route |
| Hotels and travel tickets | Arrange yourself; follow any official tips | Pose as an official booking desk |
The official page shows exhibitor registration and visitor registration buttons — the entries exist. Steps, documents, and fees all follow the official site.
3. For visitors: a day’s rough plan (no unverified clock times)
Even without opening hours, you can still prepare a plan that has no clock times:
- Map interests. Use the exhibit categories (see How to read the exhibit scope / dual track) and list must-see directions.
- Write questions. Prepare 3–5 technical or commercial questions per target category so you do more than walk the aisles.
- Keep a verification habit. Any second-hand “I heard it opens at …” or “I heard it is free” waits until you have checked the official site.
- Keep a backup contact. Save the official URL. Do not rely only on a chat transcript from this site.
Official-site estimate wording (area, exhibitor count, category breadth, visitor numbers) can help you guess crowding and pace, but mark it as an official estimate. Scale readout: How to read official scale estimates. Category skeleton: exhibit scope / dual track.
4. For exhibitors: booth prep and information bounds
If you plan to exhibit:
- Start with official exhibitor registration. Treat official replies and contract / confirmation documents as the source of truth.
- When you describe this edition externally, use the verified name and dates. If you quote scale figures from the official introduction, name the source.
- On “UF1 (Global Association of the Exhibition Industry) professional certification”: that is how the official site writes it. Restate the official wording; this site will not add extra claims about what the certification “means.” We also do not rewrite UF1 into another abbreviation. How to read that sentence: How to read the official UF1 line.
- Do not treat a CDYPE AI answer as a stamped organizer document.
How to tell this site from the official source: How to verify official information.
5. Scan again on the day you leave
- The calendar is still 28–30 September; the venue name is not misspelled
- The official site has not posted new admission / travel notes near the dates (if it has, those notes override your old notes)
- Registration / confirmation receipts are saved (if you already completed them)
- The team agrees: “If we have not seen it on the official site, we do not promise it to others”
If the official site changes dates or venue close to the show, that announcement wins, and the date/venue ticks on this checklist should be updated to match.
Short FAQ
Why is there no “opens at 9:00”?
Because this site has not verified opening or closing hours. A fake clock time is more harmful than a blank. Check the official site.
Can I ask the assistant for a budget table with ticket prices?
You can ask it to list fields a budget table should include. You should not ask it to fill unverified ticket numbers. Leave price cells empty and complete them from the official site.
Are visitor registration and exhibitor registration the same thing?
The official site offers both entry labels. Who each one is for, what documents are needed, and what they cost follow official instructions. This site will not merge them into one invented process.
What else should I read before travelling?
Exhibit categories: How to read the exhibit scope. Asking bounds: What to ask CDYPE AI. Four-question recap: FAQ. Getting there without a fake timetable: Getting to Dongying.
Can a multilingual page on this site count as official?
No. Languages on this site are for reading and asking. Facts and procedures still follow dongying.banshanlvtu.com.
If I ticked the known items, can I skip the official site?
No. Known ticks are coordinates only. Near-show changes, badges, and travel still follow the official site.